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Ty Dolla $ign: Back to R&B Roots
6 Mar
Summary
- Ty Dolla $ign releases 'Girl Music Vol. 1' to celebrate R&B.
- He cites his father's funk band Lakeside as early inspiration.
- The EP features collaborations with Ron Isley and samples Aaron Hall.
Ty Dolla $ign is embracing his R&B heritage with the release of "Girl Music Vol. 1," an EP dedicated to creating music for women. This project signifies a personal return to his early influences and a broader movement towards R&B's renewed popularity.
His musical journey began with inspiration from his father, Tyrone Griffin Sr., a member of the funk band Lakeside, and his early career included playing keys for Immature and producing for other artists. These experiences shaped his deep understanding and love for R&B.
"Girl Music Vol. 1" features collaborations with artists such as Ron Isley, sampling Aaron Hall's "I Miss You." The project also includes contributions from Shawn Barron, who signed Ty Dolla $ign in 2012, and pianist Camper.
Ty Dolla $ign believes R&B is experiencing a significant comeback, with many artists contributing to its resurgence. He advocates for R&B artists to collaborate more, strengthening the genre's presence in the music industry.
